Andrew Johnson: President on TrialFarrar, Straus, 1960 - 376 páginas |
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... pardon extended by his Amnesty Proclamation . For many months , according to the New York Herald , these ... pardon because they were worth $ 20,000 or more . Johnson's decision to make wealthy Southerners sweat for their pardons ...
... pardon extended by his Amnesty Proclamation . For many months , according to the New York Herald , these ... pardon because they were worth $ 20,000 or more . Johnson's decision to make wealthy Southerners sweat for their pardons ...
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... pardon . This process gave birth to a new professional man , the pardon - broker ; and all along the line corruption was inevitable . Of far more essence was the effect of the $ 20,000 clause on Southern economy . At war's end one of ...
... pardon . This process gave birth to a new professional man , the pardon - broker ; and all along the line corruption was inevitable . Of far more essence was the effect of the $ 20,000 clause on Southern economy . At war's end one of ...
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... pardons received them without payment of money . Discouraging pardon brokers by legitimate means was one thing ; deceit and trickery were another , and when Baker's underhanded methods became a matter of public knowledge , the President ...
... pardons received them without payment of money . Discouraging pardon brokers by legitimate means was one thing ; deceit and trickery were another , and when Baker's underhanded methods became a matter of public knowledge , the President ...
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